ACRRM accredited training posts are in rural, regional and remote locations. They include general practices, Aboriginal Medical Services (AMS), hospitals, emergency departments and retrieval services.
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Each training post provides access to accredited supervisors to ensure registrars can obtain quality professional development and support to provide healthcare in a safe and effective manner.
Accredit your practice
Shape the future of rural healthcare by providing registrars a space to train under supervision to meet ACRRM Fellowship requirements.
Aboriginal Medical Services
Consider your Rural Generalist training in an Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) for a career forging experience that directly improves health inequality for First Nations communities.
Training post spotlight
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“All in”: How Dr Prashan Kuruppu found purpose in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
Jun 2, 2026When Dr Prashan Kuruppu first arrived at South Australia’s Port Lincoln Aboriginal Health Service as an ACRRM registrar, he hoped he was there to learn rural and remote medicine. Instead, he found himself helping children prepare healthy meals, supporting local football programs and discovering a model of care that extended far beyond the clinic walls. -
Community and Care: The strategy behind Kangaroo Island’s health workforce renewal
May 14, 2026South Australia’s Kangaroo Island is a place defined by community. Remote, rugged and spectacular, it is home to 4,800 people who rely deeply on one another. For many years, Kangaroo Island had a resident GP workforce, however, the Island has more recently grappled with pressures facing many rural and remote healthcare providers: limited workforce supply, long and expensive recruitment cycles, shorter retention period of resident workforce, and stretching resources to provide the continuity of care that people deserve.